(OFFERING HELP AND SERVICE)
1. A: Would you like a lemonade?
B: ………………………………………..
The proper respond from B should be
a. Yes, please.
b. I don’t like lemonade.
c. Would you like a coffee?
d. Lemonade is not my favorite.
d. Thank you.
2. Hello, may I ……….. you?
a. let
b. need
c. help
d. get
e. excuse
3. Below are expressions of offering help,
except…
a. Would you like some help?
b. Can I give you a hand
c. Do you need any help?
d. May I offer my assistance?
e. Could you help me please?
4. Usually a shopkeeper say ………… when
they want help customer.
a. “Are you busy? I need some help”
b. “Is there anything I can help you with?”
c. “Excuse me, do you work here?”
d. “Do you want to buy our product or not?”
e. “No thanks, I can do it myself”
5. Informal way to offer something is….
a. Would you like a piece of cake?
b. May I offer you a cup of hot tea?
c. Can I get you some fresh fruits?
d. Are you up for some chips?
e. Would you like me to get you some cokes?
6. How do you say when you want to refuse a
help from someone?
a. Thanks a lot for your help. I’m so grateful.
b. Yes, sure.
c. I’m sorry, but I’d rather to do it on my
own. Thank you.
d. Sure I will do you a favor.
e. No problem.
Anna: Hi Jane, you look so pale. Are you
okay?
Jane: Hi Anna, I’m not okay. I have stomach
pain. I’m looking for some medicine.
Anna: (7) …………….. to get some medicine.
Jane: (8) …………. . Thanks a lot Anna.
Anna: You’re welcome. (9)
…………………..? Maybe take you to the
emergency?
Jane: No thanks, (10) ……………….
7. The right answer is…
a. Let me help you
b. I don’t want you
c. I don’t think I can help you
d. Tell me how
e. Where
8. The right answer is… 12. "If I had known that you were in Surabaya,
I would have shown you some interesting
a. No, I don’t need it. places."
b. I can do it myself. “........ .”
c. Yes, please. A. Yes, It was such an interesting trip
d. Please help me. B. Thank you for showing me around
Surabaya
e. Maybe not.
C. I'm sorry, I didn't have time to write you
before I left for Surabaya
9. The right answer is… D. Thank you, I will really enjoy that
a. Would you like a cup of tea? E. That's a good idea. I haven't had time to go
b. Is there anything else I can do for you? around Surabaya

c. No problem

d. Of course 13. "Had the company been fair in giving

bonuses, the employees would not have gone
e. Get well soon on strike."

A. the employees were quite dissatisfied

10. The right answer is… B. the employees are still going on strike

a. Yes, please. C. the employees were not given bonuses at all

b. I need it so much. D. the company has given the employees fair

bonuses
c. Definitely!
E. the company has lost many employees
d. I want to go home

e. I can manage it myself.

(CONDITIONAL SENTENCES)
11. The man hit by a car yesterday would have
died if the doctors had not immediately
operated on him.
From the above sentence, we may conclude
that ...
A. the man will be immediately operated on
14. If I hadn’t booked in advance, I would
have had difficulties in geing good
accomodation at a reasonable price.
These sentence means....
A. I got a good room and I didn’t have to pay
much
B. It was difficult to get a room although I had
a reservation

B. the man is still alive
C. It's too late to save the man
D. the man died after the operation
E. the doctors did not operate on him
C. The room I got was good but rather
expensive
D. I found a room in advance but in wasn't
comfortable
E. I was lucky to get a good room without 18. X : John had drawn all his money because
reservation he needed it for his father's operation.

Y: .... If his father's health had not been in a

such bad condition.
15. Had the make up class been an nounced
earlier, more students would have attended A. He would not take all his money

the lecture. B. He should take all his money

From the above sentence we may conclude C. He didn't take all his money
that ...
D. He must have taken all his money
A. no students came to the make up class
E. He wouldn't have taken all his money
B. many students knew about the make up
class

C. students did not want to attend the class 19. Lucy : Many of the participants were
disappointed because they expected to have a
D. many students missed the make up class serious talk with the minister of women's
affairs
E. the make up class was not announced
Secretary: I know I'm sure that the minister
would have attended the meeting If she had
returned from middle east.
16. If I work harder, I ... my paper in due time.
From the dialogue we can conclude that the
A. will finish minister ....
B. would finish A. is still on tour
C. has finished B. didn't attend the meeting
D. will be finished C. had a serious talk with the participants
E. will have finished D. went to the middle east because of the
meeting

17. Anggi : Why weren't you in class E. had been back from her tour before the
yesterday? meeting

Rindy : I was sick. If I hadn’t eaten spicy food,

I wouldn’t have had a stomachache. 20. "Why didn't you be those shoes? You
The underlined sentence means ... seemed to like them".

A. Rindi had "I would have, if they had been cheaper."

B. Rindi has A. I did by the shoes

C. Anggi had B. I was not again the price

D. Anggi has C. the shoes were too expensive

E. both of them had D. I looked for a more expensive pain

E. the shoes were a bargain

(SIMPLE,COMPUND,COMPLEX) A. simple sentence

21.Eggs turn hard if you boil them. B. compound sentence

A.simple sentence C. complex sentence

B.compound sentence D. compound-complex sentence

C.complex sentence E. simple-compound sentence

D.compound-complex sentence

E. simple-compound sentence 26. She stepped on a nail while walking

around the construction site.
22.He becomes excellent at managing money
and analyzing trends. A. simple sentence

A. simple sentence B. compound sentence

B. compound sentence C. complex sentence

C. complex sentence D. compound-complex sentence

D. compound-complex sentence E. simple-compound sentence

E. simple-compound sentence

27. Antony loves swimming after work; He

feels at peace in the water.
23. Some common minerals are easily
dissolved, and they have a distinctive taste. A. simple sentence

A. simple sentence B. compound sentence

B. compound sentence C. complex sentence

C. complex sentence D. compound-complex sentence

D. compound-complex sentence E. simple-compound sentence

E. simple-compound sentence

28. Yulia’s brother works at a laboratory

located in downtown Chicago.
24. The role of race in intelligence is still the
subject of controversy. A. simple sentence

A. simple sentence B. compound sentence

B. compound sentence C. complex sentence

C.complex sentence D. compound-complex sentence

D. compound-complex sentence E. simple-compound sentence

E. simple-compound sentence

29. My friends assume that marriage has

changed me so much, and I think they’re
25. I told her I wanted to be more than just her absolutelly right.
best friend, but she didn’t say anything.
A. simple sentence
B. compound sentence
C. complex sentence
D. compound-complex sentence
E. simple-compound sentence
30. It was many years ago when my
grandfather owned and operated a creamery, a
place where butter and cheese are produced.
A. simple sentence
B. compound sentence
C. complex sentence
D. compound-complex sentence
E. simple-compound sentence
(REVIEW TEXT)
Read the text below for question 31-40
Undead, Unwed, and I also wish I could say
unread! Okay so here I think I have finally
sunk to the bottom of the barrel to try to catch
up and complete my challenge. I do have a bit
of a thing for vampire novels! And that said I
bought three different first in the series, to see
if it would help me catch up and bring me
back to target.
Seriously, this was one of the trashiest novels I
have ever read! It was OK and fun, but I feel
like a complete fraud and fake adding this to
the list of books I’ve read this year! But I did
nevertheless read it! So it’s going to be added.
Maybe one day when I’ve forgotten how bad
this book was and just how trashy, I’ll read a
few more in the series! But seriously guys I
wouldn’t recommend it!
31. The text mainly tells about….
A. a vampire novel
B. a very bad novel
C. an opinion on a novel
D. a review on Undead and Unwed
E. a review on Undead and Unwed movie
32. The second paragraph mainly told….
A. the writer bought three novel
B. the writer fond of vampire novel
C. the writer thought the novel was very
bad
D. the writer thought the novel was fun and
OK
E. the writer didn’t recommend the readers
read it
33. The Undead an Unwed is….
A. an horror novel
B. an romantic novel
C. very interesting novel
D. not a sequence novel
E. made into the movie
34. Which of the following statement does
not represent the writer’s opinion?
A. The novel is very trashy.
B. It really good and interesting novel.
C. I will not add this novel to my book list.
D. Don’t read this novel or you will be
upset.
E. I do really want to forget this bad novel
soon.
35. The following statement is not true….
A. the writer liked vampire novel very much
B. the writer bought three novel in series
C. the writer finished reading the novel
D. the writer could satisfy his target
E. the novel is not interesting
36. In general, the writer….
A. suggested the readers to buy the novel
B. recommended the readers to read the
novel
C. didn’t recommend the readers to read
the novel
D. didn’t recommend the readers to review
the novel
E. suggested to collect the first three
different series
37. But seriously guys I wouldn’t recomended
it! ( paragraph 3 )
The sentence means….
A. the reader shouldn’t recommend him to be
seriously
B the writer didn’t oppose the idea of the
novel
C. the writer recommended to read the novel
D. the writer recommended to read seriously
E. the writer didn’t suggest to read the
novel
38. The communicative purpose of the text
is….
A. to review the novel
B. to promote the novel
C. to tell the story of the novel
D. to amuse the readers with the novel
E. to persuade the readers to buy the novel
39. Seriously, this was one of the trashiest
novels I have ever read, (paragraph 2)
The bold word refers to….
A. Mary Janice Oavidson D. the book
B. the reviewer E. the novel
C. the reader
40. It can be concluded that….
A. Mary Janice Davidson is the main
character of the novel
B. Mary Janice Davidson is the reviewer of
the book
C. the book reviewer didn’t tell the reader
to read it
D. the book reviewer didn’t by the book
E. the novel is very challenging
ESSAY!!!
Find out the finite or non finite verb with
(finite), (non finite) behind the sentence!
1. I read a magazine.
2. They went to Semarang yesterday morning.
3. I want to write a poetry.
4. My mother bought a piece of cake.
5. He promises to take care the cat.
6. They asked me to see a dance teacher.
7. Sister is ordering juice.
8. I can’t go with you.
9. She loves snorkeling.
10. He sat on the sofa in the dark room.
(DISCUSSION TEXT)
Birth Control
Most people agree that some form of family
limitation or spacing is desirable for the good
of the family and society. But individuals and
groups– especially religious groups–differ
sharply on the methods of birth control that
they consider moral and acceptable.
Couples that practice birth control do so for
various reasons. They may want to limit or
space their children or to have no children at
all. Young couples often postpone having
children so that both partners can work full-
time. Other couples space their children so
they can give each child as much attention as
possible. Some women are advised by their
doctors to avoid pregnancy for health reasons.
In many countries with rapidly growing
populations, the government encourages
couples to limit the size of their families.
Even though birth control has gained in
acceptance, opposition to the practice is
continuous. Some people fear that birth control
encourages sexual relations outside marriage
or that government might impose birth control.
Some religious groups oppose birth control on
moral grounds.

Some religious groups teach that artificial

methods of birth control are immoral because
they separate the two purposes of intercourse
in marriage–conjugal love and the procreation
of children. Although they oppose all artificial
birth control, they consider natural family
planning acceptable.

11. What does the text discuss about?

12. Other couples space their children so they

can give each child as much attention as
possible. (par.2) The bold word refers to!

13. The religious group feels objected to the

birth control because of they?

14. What is the communicative purpose of the

text?

15. From the text, we can conclude that?

SASTRA INGGRIS

NAME: M.RIDWAN MAULANA

CLASS: XII IPA 2